Republic of JNU
It was an eventful day in New Delhi as its sidewalks were filled with soldiers returning to the national capital after a victory in war with Pakistan. An early autumn cheered returning war heroes….
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Interpreting India
This course is an introduction to the foundational questions surrounding the study of contemporary India. It aims at providing final year BA students with the critical “interpretations” of India in the various disciplines of…
Contemporary Indian Politics
This course aims at providing students with an introductory understanding of India’s remarkable political and social transformations since its independence in 1947. The country’s 70 years journey amidst adverse…
Introduction to Political Science
This conference aims first of all at helping students gain a comprehensive understanding of the main themes presented in the lecture and the assigned readings, thus contributing to their grasp of…
Indian Democracy: Founding Elements, Evolutions and Challenges
This course aims at introducing students to India’s social and political transformations since Independence in 1947. It will make sense of the rise of India as the world’s ‘largest democracy’ and its emergence as…
Understanding International Politics
The basic objective of this course is to provide students with the fundamental knowledge and the analytical skills that are necessary to grasp the complexity of the 21st century international scene. New issues are…
Understanding Civil conflicts & Political Violence: Case Studies from South Asia
This course serves as a critical interdisciplinary introduction on the study of civil wars and political violence. It intends to provide theoretical and empirical tools to understand key issues related to the use of…
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School enrollment ratio in tertiary education in South Asia
Quick overview of the World bank data on Higher Education in South Asia (2018).